Describe the problem
Currently, when updating a Tauri app with the Tauri updater on Windows using the NSIS package, it closes the app, opens a PowerShell terminal for a few seconds, then displays the NSIS installer progress. This process appears suspicious or strange to simple users.
Describe the solution you'd like
Hide the powershell window and the nsis progress window with nicer user experience
Alternatives considered
Maybe hide it completely until it finish everything?
The best scenario will be like in macOS. once the user chose to restart the app it immediately install the update in background and in 1-2 seconds open the app
Additional context
Tauri v2
Describe the problem
Currently, when updating a Tauri app with the Tauri updater on Windows using the NSIS package, it closes the app, opens a PowerShell terminal for a few seconds, then displays the NSIS installer progress. This process appears suspicious or strange to simple users.
Describe the solution you'd like
Hide the powershell window and the nsis progress window with nicer user experience
Alternatives considered
Maybe hide it completely until it finish everything?
The best scenario will be like in macOS. once the user chose to restart the app it immediately install the update in background and in 1-2 seconds open the app
Additional context
Tauri v2